wrote:


>>
>>What kind was it?
>
>
> Ardbeg 10 yo
>
How's that compare to Chevis Royal Salute? (25 yo)

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wrote:


>>
>>What kind was it?
>
>
> Ardbeg 10 yo
>
How's that compare to Chevis Royal Salute? (25 yo)

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wrote:

> "Graeme...in London" > wrote:
<snip>
>>Steve, is one of my favourites from Islay, Ardbeg 10 yr old. The Ardbeg
>>Provenance is particularly good value, but Nick opted for the 10 yr old.
>>
>>I would highly recommend the 10 yr old if you haven't tasted it before.
>>
>
> LMAO. Graeme never scrolled down, so he about soiled himself when he got me
> e-mail to tell him I had bought the Ardbeg:
>
> "Eureka! I found the Ardbeg and picked it up today.
>
> Ardbeg Provenance $ 384 * (see below)
>
> That would make the gift from both of us, saving me the trouble of
>
> getting something myself and saving you $20. We'll settle up on my next
> visit to Foggy Bottom.
>
> nick

Thanks to both of ya. I doubt if I would be able to find the A.
Provenance around here but I'll look. I do share my 25 yo Chevis with
select friends but the "field" will be greatly reduced if I find the
Provenance. If I find it, I'm gonna get some and try it though!

Thanks again. I have to go on a quest to find it now... (thanks a lot
guys, like I don't have enough to do... ;-) )


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wrote:

> "Graeme...in London" > wrote:
<snip>
>>Steve, is one of my favourites from Islay, Ardbeg 10 yr old. The Ardbeg
>>Provenance is particularly good value, but Nick opted for the 10 yr old.
>>
>>I would highly recommend the 10 yr old if you haven't tasted it before.
>>
>
> LMAO. Graeme never scrolled down, so he about soiled himself when he got me
> e-mail to tell him I had bought the Ardbeg:
>
> "Eureka! I found the Ardbeg and picked it up today.
>
> Ardbeg Provenance $ 384 * (see below)
>
> That would make the gift from both of us, saving me the trouble of
>
> getting something myself and saving you $20. We'll settle up on my next
> visit to Foggy Bottom.
>
> nick

Thanks to both of ya. I doubt if I would be able to find the A.
Provenance around here but I'll look. I do share my 25 yo Chevis with
select friends but the "field" will be greatly reduced if I find the
Provenance. If I find it, I'm gonna get some and try it though!

Thanks again. I have to go on a quest to find it now... (thanks a lot
guys, like I don't have enough to do... ;-) )


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when you make it again.

Steve Calvin wrote:
>
>
> Thanks to both of ya. I doubt if I would be able to find the A.
> Provenance around here but I'll look. I do share my 25 yo Chevis with
> select friends but the "field" will be greatly reduced if I find the
> Provenance. If I find it, I'm gonna get some and try it though!
>
> Thanks again. I have to go on a quest to find it now... (thanks a lot
> guys, like I don't have enough to do... ;-) )
>

Graeme suggested I try Ardbeg while I was in Scotland. Somehow that
never happened. I did see it in the Glasgow airport, but I couldn't get
it duty free because I was going to Dublin, not the USA. It wasn't
available in the Dublin airport, so I had to settle for some old Irish
whiskey.

Matthew (Ardbeg is cheaper in the states than it is in Scotland)

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Matthew L. Martin wrote:

> Steve Calvin wrote:
>
>>
>>
>> Thanks to both of ya. I doubt if I would be able to find the A.
>> Provenance around here but I'll look. I do share my 25 yo Chevis with
>> select friends but the "field" will be greatly reduced if I find the
>> Provenance. If I find it, I'm gonna get some and try it though!
>>
>> Thanks again. I have to go on a quest to find it now... (thanks a lot
>> guys, like I don't have enough to do... ;-) )
>>
>
> Graeme suggested I try Ardbeg while I was in Scotland. Somehow that
> never happened. I did see it in the Glasgow airport, but I couldn't get
> it duty free because I was going to Dublin, not the USA. It wasn't
> available in the Dublin airport, so I had to settle for some old Irish
> whiskey.
>
> Matthew (Ardbeg is cheaper in the states than it is in Scotland)
>

I've been pokin' around and the cheapest I've seen the Provenance for
(mail order) is around $550 for 750ml.

Nick said he saw it for 300+ but I don't know where. I did send Nick a
email asking though. If I can find it for that I may get it to try
but given your post I'm not holding out a lot of hope.

If I can scrounge up a bottle you can bet I won't put it out at one of
our parties! ;-)

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when you make it again.

"Matthew L. Martin" > wrote in message news:1098403736.
so I had to settle for some old Irish
> whiskey.
>
> Matthew

And That will keep you from freezin' to death while you're quail huntin' in
December.
Jack

Steve Calvin > wrote:
>[]
> I've been pokin' around and the cheapest I've seen the Provenance for
> (mail order) is around $550 for 750ml.
>
> Nick said he saw it for 300+ but I don't know where. I did send Nick a
> email asking though. If I can find it for that I may get it to try
> but given your post I'm not holding out a lot of hope.
>
Steve, I answered your e-mail. $384. Even with shipping, it should come in
well under that $550.

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wrote:

> Steve Calvin > wrote:
>
>>[]
>>I've been pokin' around and the cheapest I've seen the Provenance for
>>(mail order) is around $550 for 750ml.
>>
>>Nick said he saw it for 300+ but I don't know where. I did send Nick a
>> email asking though. If I can find it for that I may get it to try
>>but given your post I'm not holding out a lot of hope.
>>
>
> Steve, I answered your e-mail. $384. Even with shipping, it should come in
> well under that $550.
>
Thank you kind sir!
<bowing to ya>
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